Metrotube is a dedicated YouTube client for your Windows Phone handset
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LazyTube, the popular YouTube client for Windows Phone, has just been treated to a major overhaul and brings forth a whole set of new features for its fans to enjoy. First things first, the app has been rebranded and is now known as Metrotube in the Windows Phone Marketplace. Furthermore, its interface has been rebuilt from the ground up and now looks a lot more Metro-ish, with its own live tiles and all the good stuff.
Besides watching clips of funny cats in both high and low quality, other things that you can do with Metrotube include accessing your subscriptions, commenting and rating videos, as well as sharing videos via Twitter, Facebook, SMS or email. On top of that, the next major Metrotube update is expected to bring along video uploading straight from your Windows Phone device.
If you have not tried Metrotube yet, the app is currently available for free without any pesky advertisements popping up, but the offer will be up for a limited time only. However, even if you miss the special, an ad-supported version is in the process of being approved and should show up in the Windows Phone Marketplace pretty soon.
source: Windows Phone Marketplace via wpcentral
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7 Comments
1. sdsfnehddfgsdfsd posted on 29 Nov 2011, 07:58 4 2
wonderful. this is why i love my windows 7 phone. after spending a fortune to buy it , i also have to pay for apps.....I LOVE IT
3. iamcc posted on 29 Nov 2011, 09:25 4 0
Welcome to the world of owning a smartphone.
Unless it's Android.
5. Schmao posted on 29 Nov 2011, 15:06 0 0
True, Android does have a ton of free apps, and if you want a paid one you just google the name with "apk" after it and download it for free. Though you can do something similar for other platforms as well.
2. LazywormApps posted on 29 Nov 2011, 08:50 3 0
You only have to pay for metrotube if you feel we deserve it, the trial is currently unrestricted, unlimited and ad-free :)!
4. jamrockjones posted on 29 Nov 2011, 10:50 0 0
There you go sdsfnehddfgsdfsd. PS> that's an interesting username.
6. Stacey posted on 29 Nov 2011, 15:07 0 0
I bought this app. It's absolutely amazing!!! It's worth every single cents spent.
If you have a WP, try it... you'll love it !!!
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